Casefile

pc7

I was thinking

Did the wife kill beth, happen to bring the papers back for some reason? without getting the blood from them in the car. She could have changed her top hence why no pink mohair in beths house. Then she tells Fergus, then he snapped and killed her?

PropJoe10

pc7 wrote: »

I was thinking

Did the wife kill beth, happen to bring the papers back for some reason? without getting the blood from them in the car. She could have changed her top hence why no pink mohair in beths house. Then she tells Fergus, then he snapped and killed her?

Thats not a bad theory at all. Its all very odd, especially considering there's very little about it online really. And the people of the area are very silent on it. One of the more bizarre cases!

pc7

PropJoe10 wrote: »

Thats not a bad theory at all.

I listen to too many crime podcasts! My husband reckons I'm looking for a way to commit the perfect murder and be rid of him

optogirl

pc7 wrote: »

I listen to too many crime podcasts! My husband reckons I'm looking for a way to commit the perfect murder and be rid of him

My sister sent me this the other day asking 'is this you?'.

http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/2018/04/05/local-woman-likes-to-relax-with-podcast-about-grisly-murders/

PropJoe10

pc7 wrote: »

I listen to too many crime podcasts! My husband reckons I'm looking for a way to commit the perfect murder and be rid of him

They're so addictive Have you ever found one as good as Casefile? I'm always looking for new ones to check out.

Vojera

pc7 wrote: »

I listen to too many crime podcasts! My husband reckons I'm looking for a way to commit the perfect murder and be rid of him

My wife is addicted to Investigation Discovery and all the shows on there ("Informative Murder Porn", as South Park calls them), but she really made me laugh one day when she was telling me about one case where a man and his lover were plotting to murder the man's wife so they could be together and get married. They took their opportunity when she was recuperating at home after an operation... By bludgeoning her to death. And my wife was like "Amateurs, surely the obvious thing to do would be to overdose her on her prescription painkillers? No one would know it was them! :rolleyes:"

I didn't know whether to be terrified or proud :eek:

Thanks to this thread I've just started the Casefile podcast and it's really good! I've never listened to something like this before but it's kind of addictive.

runningbuddy

Good short one n True crime sisters. They cover Australian cases and cover Beth Barnard. Worth a listen.

runningbuddy

I love podcasts but can't listen to really gruesome / disturbing ones. Love the mystery ones such as the Beth barnard one.

kirk buttercup

Listened to my First one yesterday Beth Barnard . Really liked it I also grew up in Australia so it has that added attraction for me . any recommendations of episodes ?

dastardly00

pc7 wrote: »

I listen to too many crime podcasts! My husband reckons I'm looking for a way to commit the perfect murder and be rid of him

My girlfriend has said the same to me

stevveyg

east area rapist, Catholic mafia and Yorkshire ripper cases are my fave so far!
I only started listening to this podcast last month and like others are addicted!
So much so that i have stopped listening to everything else until I'm caught up!!

runningbuddy

kirk buttercup wrote: »

Listened to my First one yesterday Beth Barnard . Really liked it I also grew up in Australia so it has that added attraction for me . any recommendations of episodes ?

Basically all Casefile episodes ! Brilliantly narrated and researched.

duffer247

kirk buttercup wrote: »

Listened to my First one yesterday Beth Barnard . Really liked it I also grew up in Australia so it has that added attraction for me . any recommendations of episodes ?

Can't remember the name of the episode but other posters may recognise; it starts with the 911 call of a young Asian girl locked in her bedroom after a home invasion saw her parents violently attacked.

what a beginning to a pod:eek:

SteelyDanJalapeno

Jennifer Pan!

PropJoe10

kirk buttercup wrote: »

Listened to my First one yesterday Beth Barnard . Really liked it I also grew up in Australia so it has that added attraction for me . any recommendations of episodes ?

The very first one, actually. Interesting and famous Australian case.

PropJoe10

duffer247 wrote: »

Can't remember the name of the episode but other posters may recognise; it starts with the 911 call of a young Asian girl locked in her bedroom after a home invasion saw her parents violently attacked.

what a beginning to a pod:eek:

That one was mental!

kirk buttercup

PropJoe10 wrote: »

The very first one, actually. Interesting and famous Australian case.

I actually just downloaded the first one . I decided to just start at the beginning ( after listening to the latest one )

pc7

Tina Watson always gets one of my top 3 episode votes, fantastically done.

bottlebrush

Sherri Rasmussen - brilliant episode

Pidae.m

bottlebrush wrote: »

Sherri Rasmussen - brilliant episode

The recordings of the interview with the two detectives is mind blowing!

Pidae.m

pc7 wrote: »

I was thinking

Did the wife kill beth, happen to bring the papers back for some reason? without getting the blood from them in the car. She could have changed her top hence why no pink mohair in beths house. Then she tells Fergus, then he snapped and killed her?

how did she ring her friend the following day to ask about a cloth pattern & where was all the glass from the broken wine glass. It took 2 to cut her throat. Why she V be so passive to F & hand over custody of her kids

Pidae.m

Pidae.m wrote: »

how did she ring her friend the following day to ask about a cloth pattern & where was all the glass from the broken wine glass. It took 2 to cut her throat. Why she V be so passive to F & hand over custody of her kids

It's sounds like we have only about 15% of what really happened

Pidae.m

Yara Gambirasio Is totally underrated here. The episodes about kids are not for everyone but the plot from that episode is so far fetched it's like east Enders.

runningbuddy

Pidae.m wrote: »

Yara Gambirasio Is totally underrated here. The episodes about kids are not for everyone but the plot from that episode is so far fetched it's like east Enders.

Had forgotten about that one...jeez, the twists and turns, mental !

bottlebrush

runningbuddy wrote: »

Had forgotten about that one...jeez, the twists and turns, mental !

The Elodie Morel one was a bit like that too.

DMcL1971

Pidae.m wrote: »

Yara Gambirasio Is totally underrated here. The episodes about kids are not for everyone but the plot from that episode is so far fetched it's like east Enders.

That is a fantastic episode. I was amazed by the amount of effort the police put into solving that one.

Arghus

Daniel Morcombe is one of the best episodes. It's a grim enough case - aren't they all! - but, man, was there some amazing police work at work there. Some of the real life audio is extraordinary.

runningbuddy

Arghus wrote: »

Daniel Morcombe is one of the best episodes. It's a grim enough case - aren't they all! - but, man, was there some amazing police work at work there. Some of the real life audio is extraordinary.

Yes, the police work was amazing but such a grim case.

DMcL1971

An interesting interview with the author of book The Phillip Island Murder was put up earlier.

optogirl

the Phillip Island case could be a podcast series all by itself.... amazing the secrecy surrounding it. Something is amiss.